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The Black Keys . the Rapture . David Cronenberg . Dorian THE BLACK KEYS . THE RAPTURE . DAVID CRONENBERG . DORIAN . PETER HOOK . THE DRESDEN DOLLS o1*A *Añ ño1 1 *A ño ñ A o * 1 1 * A o ñ ñ o A 1 * * 1 A o ñ ñ o A 1 * * 1 A o # ñ ñ o A 2 1 * * 1 A o ñ ñ o A 1 * ™ Conoce nuestros puntos de distribución en: www.FILTERMexico.com/encuentranos /FILTERMexico EN PORTADA @FILTERMexico 32 Bajo el sombrero de TOM WAITS PRINCIPALES 22 THE BLACK KEYS: Una breve historia de cómo lo lograron 26 DAVID CRONENBERG: Explotando el ego 28 THE RAPTURE: El renacimiento ARTISTA DEL MES 20 THE DRESDEN DOLLS TRUBUTO 44 PETER HOOK: Lo que no sabías del Unknown Pleasures de Joy Division PAISAJES SONOROS 12 SUECIA: Way Out West Festival de Suecia LES PRESENTAMOS A… 14 REAL ESTATE 15 GOTYE 16 LINDSTRØM YA DEBERÍAS CONOCER A… 18 DORIAN ENDNOTE 46 CAMERON CROWE y su fijación por los setlists 1 . 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